
O'Clock reads the Hooded Man's body apart mid-duel, finding the lag between a martial artist's instincts and a Quirk that does not suit them. He cannot win outright, so he plays his last card instead, and Tiger Bunny carries it to the surface: call All Might.
The Hooded Man duels Iwao Oguro, extending an arm to strike while his opponent uses his own Quirk to slip away. The blows wreck the stage and send spectators scrambling. Rumi Usagiyama and Kendo Rappa come back to support him, and he tells them to run Plan B.
In his hidden base, All For One is irritated that he cannot see the fight properly, most of the cameras being destroyed and the panicking crowd blocking the rest. He considers clearing the arena himself, but Kurogiri objects that escalating further risks drawing All Might, which irritates his master more. He settles for letting matters run their course.
Studying his opponent, O'Clock notes that the man's body propagates cells at astonishing speed, which lets him stretch and reshape limbs and also heal and rebuild their structure. He also recognizes a martial artist's instincts drilled into muscle memory, a style that does not sit well with the Quirk and leaves a lag on every wind-up. O'Clock exploits that delay, using Overclock to read the attacks coming or open a gap and shred muscle, nothing lethal, just enough damage to pin the man down.
Rumi tears through the facility toward the exit. The Hooded Man notices and reaches for her, but O'Clock and Rappa land enough hits to hold his attention while she gets clear.
Earlier, O'Clock had laid out Plan B for an unexpected threat. Rumi asked whether she should fetch the police; he answered that anyone he struggles against is beyond them, and summoning the right hero would take too long. So they play their strongest card instead.
Rumi bursts out of the building in front of the baffled police backup and calls for Detective Eizo Tanuma, delivering O'Clock's message: call All Might.
O'Clock analyzes the Hooded Man's cellular propagation and the lag in his martial arts, holding him at bay without killing blows.
All For One is frustrated by his ruined view of the fight, and Kurogiri warns that escalation could bring All Might.
Tiger Bunny breaks out of the facility and relays O'Clock's Plan B to Eizo Tanuma: summon All Might.

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This ninety-first chapter of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, written by Hideyuki Furuhashi and illustrated by Betten Court, was published December 12, 2020. It runs 19 pages, belongs to the Underground Masquerade arc, and is collected in Volume 11.
O'Clock appears alone on the cover. All Might is seen only in silhouette.
Its original serialized title was Plan B (プランB, Puran B), revised for the volume edition.
Chapter 91 of Vigilantes, titled Dash Ahead to Plan B, has O'Clock fighting the Hooded Man while analyzing the lag between the villain's martial arts instincts and his shape shifting Quirk, then sending Tiger Bunny to break out of the facility and summon All Might.
O'Clock's Plan B, revealed in Chapter 91, is to call in All Might when an opponent proves too dangerous for the police to handle. Tiger Bunny bursts out of the facility and relays the message to Detective Eizo Tanuma: call All Might.
In Chapter 91, O'Clock notices that the Hooded Man's body regenerates and reshapes at astonishing speed, but his martial arts instincts create a lag with each attack. O'Clock exploits that delay with his Overclock Quirk, wounding the man just enough to slow him down without landing a killing blow.
All For One considers clearing the arena himself in Chapter 91 but is warned by Kurogiri that escalating further risks drawing All Might's attention, so he lets the fight continue without stepping in.
My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Chapter 91 was written by Hideyuki Furuhashi and illustrated by Betten Court, published December 12, 2020. It runs 19 pages and is collected in Volume 11 as part of the Underground Masquerade arc.
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